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THIS ONE'S GONNA TRIGGER SOME PEOPLE.

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Why it worked

The video likely resonated due to its provocative and contrarian take on a sensitive topic, challenging common perceptions and encouraging engagement through a hypothetical scenario that sparks debate.

Summary

The creator questions societal standards around fitness and discipline, suggesting that unhealthy habits are often excused while dedication to fitness is shamed. They propose a hypothetical scenario where the roles are reversed, implying this shift could lead to a healthier society.

Structure

1Introduction of a controversial topic
2Hypothetical scenario: fit people shaming fat people
3Contrast with current societal norms: shaming fit people, excusing unhealthy habits
4Hypothetical scenario: fat people shaming fit people
5Conclusion: a reversed standard could lead to a healthier society

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Disagree? Let’s hear it. 👇

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THIS ONE'S GONNA TRIGGER SOME PEOPLE. could you imagine a world where fit people could shame fat people the same way that fat people shame fit people? i think the world healthier of the amount of have had people say, "Oh, you're meal prep again? people say, with your meal or if I'm out eating at a restaurant and somebody you can eat that? you sure that's not too many calories?" roles were reversed. imagine if I saw was fat biting into a and I said, "Oh, eating that sloppy washing it down with those fries." or even better, telling them asses into the gym. just saying, i think that we more healthier people if that was the current dialogue.

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Imagine if we held unhealthy habits to the same standard we hold discipline. We shame people for being “too obsessed” with training, tracking food and taking care of themselves. Imagine if we held unhealthy habits to the same standard we hold discipline. We shame people for being “too obsessed” with training, tracking food and taking care of themselves. But encourage someone to change unhealthy habits and suddenly you’re the problem. Maybe the standard is backwards. Disagree? Let’s hear it. 👇